Hannalee

And there was I thinking it was called after the English city of the same name.

My first vision of Colin Baker was as a psychotic baddie in Blake's 7

She never loved him for his body....

Friday, Friday,Grimm's back on Friday!!! Ahem

I really like Renard too, and I think the show would be a lot poorer without him. It's out of character for him not to have warned Nick about Adelind, and another example of the writers dumbing down someone to further a plot device that would otherwise make no sense (a view which seems valid in the light of the sneak peeks from the finale ). He doesn't trust Adelind in the slightest, but his attitude is also coloured by some guilt over the babynapping and, I believe, an instinct to keep her where he can see her, so to speak. Of course, if Nick had spoken to him about the sudden influx of Grimms he might have reciprocated - we seem to be getting back to a previous level of non-communication of essential data.

Chipping in on several previous posts: In UK posh circles dessert is specifically fruit, which comes after the pudding! Black pudding is not a sausage and I feel steak and kidney pudding would be considered savoury even in Australia. It does surprise me (from way back on TWoP) how rare lamb seems to be in the US. Do farmers over there use upland pastures/poor grazing for other things or do they simply not use them at all? Are there any regions that do have a tradition of eating sheep and do you use a lot of wool?